The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-24

per cont since election, while the Worid's de-
ssHifiss n Ioss tSSn 50 seo R RaSa s now. Or ! about one.
s sHs does Isss h soss sct al did tb e f sSe T WsstS i SsSi and and
do not know where the loss comes In unless
Il ea Is ssa cut so IN E RsSlaa1s h fssi s ssSnsSSa 70 fSffa eep up ;
with the decrease" MI. Van Ness uncon-
se IL Y lss E ESSsi,S sns NJ Fs.l Ms'i i'a TS : new. stand
Tor EaSSritaE: hsa tsil sni from 800 500 70 800: q IIoss q
creased to nearly the same extent and were
IT is Understood that the publishers OF the
World have Just resolved to make the pnsold
papers In Newark returnable. That ts, the
a assncs." R foF they U%y c RapG rot' w tse% ex f'fN Da SY' Py
S SsSs after pu BIZ sst' Of Of D Ssaist lHils f e " one Hsv 81
S%s ,aoiis n %aS, nJ please , SSs d@ callers S ~
With q stif Saetbons does nc, take returns.
%cauiatiena does until Il becomes so strong tthhat.it
can ,etf2rd to refuse to do so any longer, TO
s sfsaSaisa sold ihG an nd'G then san' to p" rssede Sn from s0i i a ali
TAKE Ws npsold p .nS Tsd back T H seS vnrls nn * I siSn
a Nfae 'q lTorli hns claimed 10000 circulation in
MewSsrk' and nd thSt is the highest point ever
slightly over 1000. and is Decreasing every
day; 81, This his i sohn.i ipsr n e m ,nsan ni i sait rsa1
dealer N Who Ns ssiIs aS on m tS.a ias.S iIerSI s' fInss DIM ill.,
guilty in n selling % EseMin0 Wort a,b II h Is dii :
great n hold. on the iealinG public Of Newark
as the morning edition has, ,
sold Gii IN newark on pess tRroush tho O. hands IND Of the
Newark News Company. The Officers OF this
SfSS orp an S do n Snt tell dnny WSS t aSw T ,Se t pspsFs
to be on hand at the Pennsylvania depot when
the newspaper train, passes through can sec u
Newark edition OF, the World and with it the
accumulated CIRCULATION, of several other, New
Month"; nSaK n iis'r parers sh IN S SSssi XII" Is probably 81 fSw l4 iSSs
more; nstins, sboas 1900 Calculation for a
The Union News Company sells about 1000
morning papers at tho ,1 r"ilroad stations an t ,iI IN
papers directly from the publishers In this city.
other Places where Tho Sun Blooms.
M1ppLErcwN, Nov. 23.-Have interviewed all
our newsdealers. One says the sales of the
World have fallen Off ne-seventh, and TINS
Sun hns gained one-sixth. The others say
there is no material decrease or increase.
UTICA, Nov. 23.-Newsdealers hero report dur
ing the last few days u falling off of Worlds.
,~PouGHKEErsIE.. Nov. 29.,.Saretul inquiry
shows that within q month THE Sun has in
creased 8 per cent. In circulation, and the
World fallen off ~ per cent.
THE SUN" ALSO BooMs IN NEwBUnGH.
.NEwDuRaH, Nov. 23.-Interviews with news
ton here Of The Sun resulted as follows: The
$50 SUNS por day. and it is. holding its own.
They sell The same number Of Worlds.
and au the h S'tft decreased s@ss co nTs tnsIts"''u
four Or i've snITnE' Sun gone d9Wn thu many.
M " FnyVlat GnU ma hnrII hna tih-
creased twelve or fifteen and THE SUN Is hold
). N. fpiiekey 4 Co. and Z. W. Hugg don't SOC
Thomas +. Gillooly, a large dealer, is out of
was Il big decrease in the sule OF Worlds, and
that The Sun had largely increased.
A GREAT BOOM FOR THE SUN N~oRwICHwARD5.
NORWICH, Noy. 23.-"Thc circulation of THE
DAVIS. the largest newsdeaiers in town. to-day.
IKE II hot ats cakes ss>S The Hs'' World !Sii barely y holds 5idsf its t cSn
Mr.. Cranston. another dealer. told a similar
Lowell Brothers sell more Suns than any
other New York newspaper. The U is BOOM
IN The news office in this city most Of the
and mutations in circulation are never mani
1 @iss. Is, s. fs srf north 9Ht as on a ses sbilsea 20. out syc q, Ssf,
remarks on tho wonderful boom In The SUMS
50 ssa e. Eve t6s| pager stac K sold Of s Snd th Sim sSys a hsEs
y o0NA ~ hh,ii ckNSNo ". PSFc ihios my
About three SUNS are sold to each copy OF the
World and Herald. Two out Of every three
Democrats n this town who take a New York
paper read The Sun now.
NEW HAVEN SAYS "sUN" UP WORLD DOWN.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 23.-Inquiry at the three
leading news firms here shows the respective
to be us follows: The Downes News Company
dispose Of each day 10 Worlds and IS suns;
Before the recent campaign there were 100
Thomas Pease 4 Son note no great change
In the sales, but out, there WIS a falling Of In the
b. Mitchell sells 10 moro SUNS per day than
Among the smaller dealers there Is m in
crease in the sales of The Sun. There is no
gain anywhere in the circulation OF the World,
drummed the city for Sunday subscribers, and
the names of 1870 people were handed to the
DOwnes News Company as now Subscribers.
OF this number but 3 now continue with the
THE SUNS BOOM IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 23.-An inquiry among the
newsdeaiers shows that there has been an in
crease In the sale OF SUNS and q decided falling
Hotel news stand is perhaps the best guide to:
Ward sT yor far ns sssima sold ap bsrss TIE II b NUMBER 1hs 6ss Of
local local p iHIe pse.f The dealer here 81 states ,es that that
prior y the last New York election he sold
sixty Worlds TO ten SUNS. During the past two
and TIE Sun a great Jump upward, until now
tho sales arc about, equally divided between
Lue tWo lidp0TS, ~ II DUN . llCIcuoC slil
continues.
Al Barnum's Hotel. the Democratic head
quarters, there has also been a falling Off in
the World sales. though not so great as at the
Carrollton. Where heretofore there were sold
Ave Worlds to every Sun. the ratio now Is two
to one In favor of the World
At Rennerts the report was O slight decrease
in the sale of Worlds and increase in the sale
Of SUNS. This is probably the most fashionable
hotel In the city.
The newsboys all have increased their sale of
SUNS.
WASHINGTON WANTS THE SUN" MORE AND
MORE.
WARRINGTON, NOV. 2a.-The newsdealcrs, all
report a steadily increasing demand for THE
Sun. Many of them, have already Increased
their orders. and others will add largely to
their list Of SUM Immediately after tho
Thanksgiving holiday. The World is being
dumped by the Democrats in the departments
here with great alacrity and unanimity. Many
q the department employees get their papers
expire they are discontinued. The collapse OF
Pulitzer's paper balloon has come so suddenly
and perpleXed. and they have not yet readjust-
inc call for SUNs. In n few days more